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"text": "U tych pisarzy znajdujemy wiele ciekawych uwag o dwóch zalecanych stylach tj. łatwym ( ) i trudnym ( ). znamionuje używanie figur myśli i słowa jak: rym, aliteracja, adnominacja, anafora, epifora, paronomazja, elipsa itp., zaś cechuje przede wszystkim stosowanie metafor, wyrażeń peryfrastycznych, szyku przestawnego, wykorzystywanie cytatów z innych autorów, wreszcie wprowadzanie nowych wyrazów.",
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"english": "In these writers' works we find many interesting remarks about the two recommended styles, i.e. easy ( ) and difficult ( ). is characterized by the use of figures of thought and words such as: rhyme, alliteration, adnomination, anaphora, epiphora, paronomasia, ellipse, etc., and is characterized primarily by the use of metaphors, periphrastic expressions, inverted order, the use of quotes from other authors, and finally entering new words.",
"ref": "2003, Krzysztof Pawłowski, Retoryka starożytna w kronice Kadłubka. Sztuka narracji, Księgarnia Akademicka",
"text": "U tych pisarzy znajdujemy wiele ciekawych uwag o dwóch zalecanych stylach tj. łatwym ( ) i trudnym ( ). znamionuje używanie figur myśli i słowa jak: rym, aliteracja, adnominacja, anafora, epifora, paronomazja, elipsa itp., zaś cechuje przede wszystkim stosowanie metafor, wyrażeń peryfrastycznych, szyku przestawnego, wykorzystywanie cytatów z innych autorów, wreszcie wprowadzanie nowych wyrazów.",
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